K - 8 Technology Standards and Concepts · 2013-04-19 · K - 8 Technology Standards and Concepts...
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K - 8 Technology Standards and ConceptsStandard 1 - Fundamental Operations and Concepts: Students understand the operations and
functions of technology systems and are proficient in the use of technology.
Concept 1: Communicate about basic technology components and operations using developmentally appropriate and
accurate terminology
Concept 2: Demonstrate functional operations of technology components
Concept 3: Use developmentally appropriate technology resources to access information and communicate electronically
Concept 4: Demonstrate an understanding of hardware, application (software) and connectivity
Standard 2 - Social, Ethical and Human Issues: Students understand the social, ethical and
human issues related to using technology in their daily lives and demonstrate responsible use of
systems, information and software.Concept 1: Demonstrate respect for other students while using technology, discuss the basic issues related to responsible use
of technology and describe personal consequences of inappropriate use
Concept 2: Practice responsible use technology and software
Concept 3: Discuss common uses of technology in daily life and the advantages and disadvantages those uses provide
Concept 4: Exhibit legal and ethical behaviors when using technology and information and discuss consequences of misuse
Concept 5: Discuss current technologies and the effect on society
Standard 3 - Technology Productivity Tools: Students use technology tools to enhance learning,
to increase productivity and creativity and to construct technology-enhanced models, prepare
publications and produce other creative works.
Concept 1: Use the Kyrene School District toolkit for communicating, illustrating, data collection, publishing, and formatting
Concept 2: Use the Kyrene School District toolkit for data collection and analysis
Concept 3: Publish and present information using the Kyrene School District toolkit
Standard 4 - Technology Communication Tools: Building on productivity tools, students will
collaborate, publish, and interact with peers, experts and other audiences using
telecommunications an media.Concept 1: Use telecommunication to communicate with others and to access information
Concept 2: Use the Kyrene School District toolkit for communication activities and to share products
Concept 3: Collaboratively use telecommunication and online resources
Standard 5 - Technology Research Tools: Students utilize technology-based research tools to
locate and collect information pertinent to the task, as well as evaluate and analyze information
from a variety of sources.Concept 1: Recognize and locate information from electronic information resources
Concept 2: Understand the accuracy, relevance, reliability and bias of electronic information sources
Standard 6 - Technology as a Tool for Problem Solving and Decision-Making: Students use
technology to make and support discussions in the process of solving real-world problems.
Concept 1: Use technology resources for problem solving, self-directed learning and extended learning activities
Standard 1 - Students understand the operations and functions of technology systems and are proficient in the use of technology.
1 Use vocabulary related to
technology and systems
(e.g. Demonstrate an
understanding of current
vocabulary: memory,
motherboard, USB port,
network, scanning, server,
firewall, a.k.a. filter, byte)
1 Use vocabulary related to
technology and systems (e.g.
Demonstrate an
understanding of and use
current vocabulary:
memory, motherboard, USB
port, network, scanning,
server, firewall a.k.a. filter,
byte, kilobyte, megabyte,
gigabyte)
1 Use vocabulary related to
technology and systems (e.g.
Demonstrate an understanding
of and use current vocabulary:
memory, motherboard, USB
port, network, scanning, server,
firewall a.k.a. filter, byte,
kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte)
1 Use vocabulary related to
technology and systems (e.g.
Demonstrate an
understanding of and use
current vocabulary: memory,
motherboard, USB port,
network, scanning, server,
firewall a.k.a. filter, byte,
kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte)
1 Use vocabulary related to
technology and systems (e.g.
Demonstrate an
understanding of and use
current vocabulary: memory,
motherboard, USB port,
network, scanning, server,
firewall a.k.a. filter, byte,
kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte)
Concept 1: Communicate about basic technology components and operations using
appropriate and accurate terminology
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
8th Grade
8th Grade
4th Grade
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5th Grade4th Grade
Performance Objectives:Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:Performance Objectives:
Concept 2: Demonstrate functional operations of technology components Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
5th Grade
7th Grade6th Grade
Performance Objectives:Performance Objectives:
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 1 - Students understand the operations and functions of technology systems and are proficient in the use of technology.
1 Use touch-typing strategies
(e.g. use correct homerow
position, use correct finger
reaches from homerow to
row above and below
homerow, use correct
finger reaches from
homerow to shift and enter
keys, and spacebar)
1 Use touch-typing strategies
(e.g. Use correct homerow
position, use correct finger
reaches from homerow to
rows above and below
homerow, use correct finger
reaches from homerow to
shift and enter keys, and
spacebar, use numeric pad
to enter numeric data)
Use touch-typing strategies (e.g.
Use correct homerow position,
use correct finger reaches from
homerow to rows above and
below homerow, use correct
finger reaches from homerow to
shift and enter keys, and
spacebar, use numeric pad to
enter numeric data)
Use touch-typing strategies
(e.g. Use correct homerow
position, use correct finger
reaches from homerow to
rows above and below
homerow, use correct finger
reaches from homerow to
shift and enter keys, and
spacebar, use numeric pad to
enter numeric data)
Use touch-typing strategies
(e.g. Use correct homerow
position, use correct finger
reaches from homerow to
rows above and below
homerow, use correct finger
reaches from homerow to shift
and enter keys, and spacebar,
use numeric pad to enter
numeric data)
2 Retrieve and save
information remotely (e.g.
network servers, Internet,
Intranet, peripheral
devices)
2 Retrieve and save
information remotely (e.g.
network servers, Internet,
Intranet, peripheral devices)
Retrieve and save information
remotely (e.g. network servers,
Internet, Intranet, peripheral
devices)
Retrieve and save
information remotely (e.g.
network servers, Internet,
Intranet, peripheral devices)
Retrieve and save information
remotely (e.g. network
servers, Internet, Intranet,
peripheral devices)
3 Demonstrate functional
operation of technology
devices (e.g. digital camera
or digital video camera,
scanner, presentation
devices)
3 Demonstrate functional
operation of technology
devices (e.g. digital camera
or digital video camera,
scanner, presentation
devices)
Demonstrate functional
operation of technology devices
(e.g. digital camera or digital
video camera, scanner,
presentation devices)
Demonstrate functional
operation of technology
devices (e.g. digital camera
or digital video camera,
scanner, presentation
devices)
Demonstrate functional
operation of technology
devices (e.g. digital camera
or digital video camera,
scanner, presentation devices)
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e.g. - means for example.
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Standard 1 - Students understand the operations and functions of technology systems and are proficient in the use of technology.
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1 Use troubleshooting
strategies to solve
application (software)
problems, basic hardware
problems and identify basic
connectivity problems
(saving files or connecting
to the network or Internet)
(e.g. Retry, check power
source and hardware
connections, file
management, use online
help strategies,
documentation,
collaboration with others)
1 Use troubleshooting
strategies to solve
application (software)
problems, basic hardware
problems and identify basic
connectivity problems
(saving files or connecting
to network or Internet) (e.g.
Retry, check power source
and hardware connections,
file management, use online
help strategies,
documentation,
collaboration with others)
Use troubleshooting strategies
to solve application (software)
problems, basic hardware
problems and identify basic
connectivity problems (saving
files or connecting to network or
Internet) (e.g. Retry, check
power source and hardware
connections, file management,
use online help strategies,
documentation, collaboration
with others)
Use troubleshooting
strategies to solve
application (software)
problems, basic hardware
problems and identify basic
connectivity problems
(saving files or connecting to
network or Internet) (e.g.
Retry, check power source
and hardware connections,
file management, use online
help strategies,
documentation, collaboration
with others)
Use troubleshooting strategies
to solve application (software)
problems, basic hardware
problems and identify basic
connectivity problems (saving
files or connecting to network
or Internet) (e.g. Retry, check
power source and hardware
connections, file management,
use online help strategies,
documentation, collaboration
with others)
Concept 4: Demonstrate an understanding of hardware, application (software) and
connectivity
8th Grade
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
Performance Objectives:
4th Grade
Performance Objectives:
Performance Objectives:
8th Grade
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6th Grade 7th Grade
Performance Objectives:
4th Grade 5th Grade
Performance Objectives:Performance Objectives:
Performance Objectives:Performance Objectives:
Concept 3: Use appropriate technology resources to access information Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade
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e.g. - means for example.
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Standard 2 - Students understand the social, ethical and human issues related to using technology in their daily lives and demonstrate responsible use of systems, information and software.
1 Describe the purpose of an
Acceptable Use Policy,
acceptable use procedures
and practices, and the
consequences of
inappropriate use
1 Describe the purpose of an
Acceptable Use Policy,
acceptable use procedures
and practices, and the
consequences of inappropriate
use
1 Describe the purpose of an
Acceptable Use Policy,
acceptable use procedures
and practices, and the
consequences of
inappropriate use
1 Describe the purpose of an
Acceptable Use Policy,
acceptable use procedures
and practices, and the
consequences of
inappropriate use
1 Describe the purpose of an
Acceptable Use Policy,
acceptable use procedures and
practices, and the consequences
of inappropriate use
2 Access the Internet for
educational purposes only
2 Access the Internet for
educational purposes only
2 Access the Internet for
educational purposes only
2 Access the Internet for
educational purposes only
2 Access the Internet for
educational purposes only
3 Use e-mail for curriculum-
related communication only
with appropriate language
and content
3 Use e-mail for curriculum-
related communication only
with appropriate language
and content
3 Use e-mail for curriculum-
related communication only
with appropriate language
and content
3 Use e-mail for curriculum-
related communication only
with appropriate language
and content
3 Use e-mail for curriculum-
related communication only
with appropriate language and
content
Performance Objectives:
8th Grade
Concept 1: Demonstrate respect for other students while using technology, discuss
the basic issues related to responsible use of technology and describe personal
consequences of inappropriate use
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
7th GradePerformance Objectives: Performance Objectives:Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
5th Grade4th Grade 6th Grade
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 2 - Students understand the social, ethical and human issues related to using technology in their daily lives and demonstrate responsible use of systems, information and software.
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grade level
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grade level
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grade level
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this grade level
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grade level
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grade level
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grade level
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grade level
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this grade level
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grade level
Performance Objectives:
Performance Objectives:
8th Grade
8th Grade
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
Concept 2: Practice responsible use of technology and software
6th Grade4th Grade 5th Grade
4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade
Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
7th Grade
Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
Concept 3: Discuss common uses of technology in daily life and the advantages and
disadvantages those uses provide
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 2 - Students understand the social, ethical and human issues related to using technology in their daily lives and demonstrate responsible use of systems, information and software.
1 Follow the rules and obtain
permission when using the
work of others (e.g. Use
copyrighted and/or
Trademarked materials only
with written or expressed
permission from source; cite
resources in documents and
presentations)
1 Follow the rules and obtain
permission when using the
work of others (e.g. Use
copyrighted and/or
Trademarked materials only
with written or expressed
permission from source; cite
resources in documents and
presentations)
1 Follow the rules and obtain
permission when using the
work of others (e.g. Use
copyrighted and/or
Trademarked materials only
with written or expressed
permission from source; cite
resources in documents and
presentations)
1 Follow the rules and obtain
permission when using the
work of others (e.g. Use
copyrighted and/or
Trademarked materials only
with written or expressed
permission from source; cite
resources in documents and
presentations)
1 Follow the rules and obtain
permission when using the work
of others (e.g. Use copyrighted
and/or Trademarked materials
only with written or expressed
permission from source; cite
resources in documents and
presentations)
2 Provide complete citations
from electronic media - MLA
or APA Citation
2 Provide complete citations
from electronic media - MLA
or APA Citation
2 Provide complete citations
from electronic media - MLA
or APA Citation
2 Provide complete citations
from electronic media -
MLA or APA Citation
2 Provide complete citations from
electronic media - MLA or APA
Citation
3 Explain copyright laws and
“fair use” guidelines
3 Explain copyright laws and
“fair use” guidelines
3 Explain copyright laws and
“fair use” guidelines
3 Explain copyright laws and
“fair use” guidelines
3 Explain copyright laws and
“fair use” guidelines
8th Grade
Concept 4: Exhibit legal and ethical behaviors when using technology and
information and discuss consequences of misuse
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th GradePerformance Objectives:Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 2 - Students understand the social, ethical and human issues related to using technology in their daily lives and demonstrate responsible use of systems, information and software.
4 State personal consequences
related to violations (e.g.
Consequences of possible
violations include, but are
not limited to: parent
notification, suspension or
revocation of computer
access, school suspension,
school expulsion, legal
action and prosecution by the
authorities)
4 State personal consequences
related to violations (e.g.
Consequences of possible
violations include, but are not
limited to: parent notification,
suspension or revocation of
computer access, school
suspension, school expulsion,
legal action and prosecution
by the authorities)
4 State personal consequences
related to violations (e.g.
Consequences of possible
violations include, but are
not limited to: parent
notification, suspension or
revocation of computer
access, school suspension,
school expulsion, legal
action and prosecution by
the authorities)
4 State personal
consequences related to
violations (e.g.
Consequences of possible
violations include, but are
not limited to: parent
notification, suspension or
revocation of computer
access, school suspension,
school expulsion, legal
action and prosecution by
the authorities)
4 State personal consequences
related to violations (e.g.
Consequences of possible
violations include, but are not
limited to: parent notification,
suspension or revocation of
computer access, school
suspension, school expulsion,
legal action and prosecution by
the authorities)
5 Discuss the negative impact
of unauthorized intrusions
into networked data and
describe actions to prevent
these intrusions (e.g. Protect
password, log off of work
station, use only your
account, save to and access
only your own student folder
on the network, back up
work)
5 Discuss the negative impact of
unauthorized intrusions into
networked data and describe
actions to prevent these
intrusions (e.g. Protect
password, log off of work
station, use only your account,
save to and access only your
own student folder on the
network, back up work)
5 Discuss the negative impact
of unauthorized intrusions
into networked data and
describe actions to prevent
these intrusions (e.g. Protect
password, log off of work
station, use only your
account, save to and access
only your own student
folder on the network, back
up work)
5 Discuss the negative impact
of unauthorized intrusions
into networked data and
describe actions to prevent
these intrusions (e.g.
Protect password, log off of
work station, use only your
account, save to and access
only your own student
folder on the network, back
up work)
5 Discuss the negative impact of
unauthorized intrusions into
networked data and describe
actions to prevent these
intrusions (e.g. Protect
password, log off of work
station, use only your account,
save to and access only your
own student folder on the
network, back up work)
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 2 - Students understand the social, ethical and human issues related to using technology in their daily lives and demonstrate responsible use of systems, information and software.
1 Compare information
technologies from past to
present (e.g. Size, speed,
cost, use)
1 Compare information
technologies from past to
present (e.g. Size, speed, cost,
use)
1 Compare information
technologies from past to
present (e.g. Size, speed,
cost, use)
1 Compare information
technologies from past to
present (e.g. Size, speed,
cost, use)
1 Compare information
technologies from past to
present (e.g. Size, speed, cost,
use)
2 Describe the impact of
technology use on
individuals at home and in
the workplace (e.g. Computer
has replaced TV for some
individuals, free time is spent
using technology vs. outdoor
activities, jobs have been
created and/or eliminated
due to technological
advances, possible
infringement of privacy)
2 Describe the impact of
technology use on individuals
at home and in the workplace
(e.g. Computer has replaced
TV for some individuals, free
time is spent using technology
vs. outdoor activities, jobs
have been created and/or
eliminated due to
technological advances,
possible infringement of
privacy)
2 Describe the impact of
technology use on
individuals at home and in
the workplace (e.g.
Computer has replaced TV
for some individuals, free
time is spent using
technology vs. outdoor
activities, jobs have been
created and/or eliminated
due to technological
advances, possible
infringement of privacy)
2 Describe the impact of
technology use on
individuals at home and in
the workplace (e.g.
Computer has replaced TV
for some individuals, free
time is spent using
technology vs. outdoor
activities, jobs have been
created and/or eliminated
due to technological
advances, possible
infringement of privacy)
2 Describe the impact of
technology use on individuals
at home and in the workplace
(e.g. Computer has replaced TV
for some individuals, free time
is spent using technology vs.
outdoor activities, jobs have
been created and/or eliminated
due to technological advances,
possible infringement of
privacy)
8th Grade
Concept 5: Discuss current technologies and the effect on society Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th GradePerformance Objectives:Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 2 - Students understand the social, ethical and human issues related to using technology in their daily lives and demonstrate responsible use of systems, information and software.
3 Discuss the social
implications of the “digital
divide” (e.g. Define "digital
divide” as homes and
schools with much
technology and connectivity
vs. those with less or none,
discuss the following
question: How does
technology positively and
negatively impact Arizona?)
3 Discuss the social implications
of the “digital divide” (e.g.
Define "digital divide” as
homes and schools with much
technology and connectivity
vs. those with less or none,
discuss the following question:
How does technology
positively and negatively
impact the United States?)
3 Discuss the social
implications of the “digital
divide” (e.g. Define "digital
divide” as homes and
schools with much
technology and connectivity
vs. those with less or none,
discuss the following
question: How does
technology positively and
negatively impact the United
States?)
3 Discuss the social
implications of the “digital
divide” (e.g. Define "digital
divide” as homes and
schools with much
technology and connectivity
vs. those with less or none,
discuss the following
question: How does
technology positively and
negatively impact the
United States?)
3 Discuss the social implications
of the “digital divide” (e.g.
Define "digital divide” as
homes and schools with much
technology and connectivity vs.
those with less or none, discuss
the following question: How
does technology positively and
negatively impact the United
States?)
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This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 3 - Students use technology tools to enhance learning, increase productivity, prepare publications and produce other creative works.
1 Use the Kyrene School District
toolkit editing tools to revise a
document (e.g. All previous
skills, use toolbar icons or
menus, use double space
between paragraphs, align text
(left, center, right), space
appropriately after end
punctuation)
1 Use the Kyrene School
District toolkit editing tools
to revise a document (e.g. All
previous skills, change page
layout, use keystrokes or
right click mouse menu,
space appropriately after
commas)
1 Use the Kyrene School
District toolkit editing tools to
revise a document (e.g. All
previous skills, change page
layout, use keystrokes or right
click mouse menu, space
appropriately after commas)
1 Use the Kyrene School
District toolkit editing tools
to revise a document (e.g.
All previous skills, change
page layout, use keystrokes
or right click mouse menu,
space appropriately after
commas)
1 Use the Kyrene School District
toolkit editing tools to revise a
document (e.g. All previous
skills, change page layout, use
keystrokes or right click mouse
menu, space appropriately
after commas)
2 Using the Kyrene School
District toolkit to design a
document with graphical
elements (e.g. Clip art, digital
images, symbols, using text
wrap, sizing)
2 Using the Kyrene School
District toolkit to design a
document with graphical
elements (e.g. Clip art,
digital images, symbols,
using text wrap, sizing,
cropping, drawing tools)
2 Using the Kyrene School
District toolkit to design a
document with graphical
elements (e.g. Clip art, digital
images, symbols, using text
wrap, sizing, cropping,
drawing tools)
2 Using the Kyrene School
District toolkit to design a
document with graphical
elements (e.g. Clip art,
digital images, symbols,
using text wrap, sizing,
cropping, drawing tools)
2 Using the Kyrene School
District toolkit to design a
document with graphical
elements (e.g. Clip art, digital
images, symbols, using text
wrap, sizing, cropping,
drawing tools)
Concept 1: Use the Kyrene School District toolkit for communicating, illustrating,
and formatting
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
5th Grade4th Grade 6th GradePerformance Objectives:
7th GradePerformance Objectives:
8th GradePerformance Objectives:
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 3 - Students use technology tools to enhance learning, increase productivity, prepare publications and produce other creative works.
1 Use technology device(s) to
collect data (e.g. Weather data
from the Internet, web cam)
1 Use technology device(s) to
collect data (e.g. Weather
data from the Internet, web
cam)
1 Use technology device(s) to
collect data (e.g. Weather
data from the Internet, web
cam)
1 Use technology device(s) to
collect data (e.g. Weather
data from the Internet, web
cam)
1 Use technology device(s) to
collect data (e.g. Weather data
from the Internet, web cam)
2 Create a spreadsheet/ database
to record and analyze data
(e.g. Create charts and graphs,
use formulas, perform simple
calculations, change size of
cell (width, height), align cell
contents (left, center, right),
use icons on toolbars)
2 Create a spreadsheet/
database to record and
analyze data (e.g. Create
charts and graphs, use
formulas, perform simple
calculations, change size of
cell (width, height), align cell
contents (left, center, right),
use icons on toolbars)
2 Create a spreadsheet/
database to record and
analyze data (e.g. Create
charts and graphs, use
formulas, perform simple
calculations, change size of
cell (width, height), align cell
contents (left, center, right),
use icons on toolbars)
2 Create a spreadsheet/
database to record and
analyze data (e.g. Create
charts and graphs, use
formulas, perform simple
calculations, change size of
cell (width, height), align
cell contents (left, center,
right), use icons on
toolbars)
2 Create a spreadsheet/ database
to record and analyze data
(e.g. Create charts and graphs,
use formulas, perform simple
calculations, change size of cell
(width, height), align cell
contents (left, center, right),
use icons on toolbars)
Concept 2: Use the Kyrene School District toolkit for data collection and analysis Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th GradePerformance Objectives:
8th Grade
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 3 - Students use technology tools to enhance learning, increase productivity, prepare publications and produce other creative works.
3 Create a spreadsheet/database
with multiple fields to
manipulate data (e.g. sort )
3 Create a
spreadsheet/database with
multiple fields to manipulate
data (e.g. sort)
3 Create a
spreadsheet/database with
multiple fields to manipulate
data (e.g. sort)
3 Create a
spreadsheet/database with
multiple fields to manipulate
data (e.g. sort)
3 Create a spreadsheet/database
with multiple fields to
manipulate data (e.g. sort)
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 3 - Students use technology tools to enhance learning, increase productivity, prepare publications and produce other creative works.
1 Design, create and publish a
multimedia presentation using
multiple digital sources (e.g.
Camera, video, scanner, CD-
ROM, Internet, utilize slide
transitions and timing, utilize
templates, wizards, and/or pre-
designed backgrounds, use
toolbars and menus, insert
clipart)
1 Design, create and publish a
multimedia presentation
and/or Web Page using
multiple digital sources (e.g.
Camera, video, scanner, CD-
ROM, Internet, create a
presentation outline, choose
appropriate color scheme,
use custom animation, insert
sound)
1 Design, create and publish a
multimedia presentation
and/or Web Page using
multiple digital sources (e.g.
Camera, video, scanner, CD-
ROM, Internet, create a
presentation outline, choose
appropriate color scheme, use
custom animation, insert
sound)
1 Design, create and publish
a multimedia presentation
and/or Web Page using
multiple digital sources (e.g.
Camera, video, scanner, CD-
ROM, Internet, create a
presentation outline, choose
appropriate color scheme,
use custom animation, insert
sound)
1 Design, create and publish a
multimedia presentation and/or
Web Page using multiple
digital sources (e.g. Camera,
video, scanner, CD-ROM,
Internet, create a presentation
outline, choose appropriate
color scheme, use custom
animation, insert sound)
1 Manipulate several variables in
a computer simulationto reach a
desired outcome (e.g.,
simulation software, Web-based
simulation, textbook support
software)
1 Manipulate several variables
in a computer simulationto
reach a desired outcome
(e.g., simulation software,
Web-based simulation,
textbook support software)
1 Manipulate several variables
in a computer simulationto
reach a desired outcome (e.g.,
simulation software, Web-
based simulation, textbook
support software)
1 Manipulate several
variables in a computer
simulationto reach a desired
outcome (e.g., simulation
software, Web-based
simulation, textbook support
software)
1 Manipulate several variables in
a computer simulationto reach
a desired outcome (e.g.,
simulation software, Web-
based simulation, textbook
support software)
Performance Objectives:
4th Grade 5th Grade 8th GradePerformance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
6th Grade
Concept 3: Publish and present information using the Kyrene School District toolkit Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
7th Grade
7th Grade 8th Grade
Performance Objectives:Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
Concept 4: Use technology tools to support system analysis and modeling Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade
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Standard 4 - Students will collaborate, publish, communicate, and interact with others.
1 No concept available for this
grade level
1 No concept available for this
grade level
1 No concept available for this
grade level
1 No concept available for
this grade level
1 No concept available for this
grade level
1 Plan, design, and present an
academic product (e.g. Slide
show, progressive story,
drawings, story illustrations,
digital images)
1 Plan, design, and present an
academic product (e.g. Slide
show, progressive story,
drawings, story illustrations,
digital images)
1 Plan, design, and present an
academic product (e.g. Slide
show, progressive story,
drawings, story illustrations,
digital images)
1 Plan, design, and present
an academic product (e.g.
Slide show, progressive
story, drawings, story
illustrations, digital images)
1 Plan, design, and present an
academic product (e.g. Slide
show, progressive story,
drawings, story illustrations,
digital images)
Concept 1: Use telecommunication to communicate with others and to access
information
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
Concept 2: Use the Kyrene School District toolkit for communication activities and to
share products
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
5th Grade4th Grade 6th GradePerformance Objectives:
Performance Objectives:
4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th GradePerformance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
8th Grade
7th GradePerformance Objectives:
8th GradePerformance Objectives:
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This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 4 - Students will collaborate, publish, communicate, and interact with others.
1 Communicate electronically to
collaborate with others to
analyze data and/or develop
an academic product (e.g.
BlackBoard Discussion Board)
1 Communicate electronically to
collaborate with others to
analyze data and/or develop
an academic product (e.g.
BlackBoard Discussion
Board)
1 Communicate electronically
to collaborate with others to
analyze data and/or develop
an academic product (e.g.
BlackBoard Discussion
Board)
1 Communicate electronically
to collaborate with others to
analyze data and/or develop
an academic product (e.g.
BlackBoard Discussion
Board)
1 Communicate electronically to
collaborate with others to
analyze data and/or develop an
academic product (e.g.
BlackBoard Discussion Board)
2 Present an academic product
to share data and/or solutions
(e.g. Web Site, multimedia
presentation, video)
2 Present an academic product
to share data and/or solutions
(e.g. Web Site, multimedia
presentation, video)
2 Present an academic product
to share data and/or solutions
(e.g. Web Site, multimedia
presentation, video)
2 Present an academic
product to share data
and/or solutions (e.g. Web
Site, multimedia
presentation, video)
2 Present an academic product to
share data and/or solutions (e.g.
Web Site, multimedia
presentation, video)
Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
6th Grade 7th Grade
Concept 3: Collaboratively use telecommunication and online resources Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
4th Grade 8th Grade5th Grade
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e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 5 - Students will utilize technology-based research tools to locate, collect, evaluate and analyze information.
1 Identify electronic research
resources (e.g. Internet, online
public access catalog (OPAC)
Electronic access catalog (e.g.
Library Lookup), CD-ROM,
online references, online search
engines, online experts)
1 Identify electronic research
resources (e.g. Internet,
online public access catalog
(OPAC) Electronic access
catalog (e.g. Library
Lookup), CD-ROM, online
references, online search
engines, online experts)
1 Identify electronic research
resources (e.g. Internet,
online public access
catalog (OPAC) Electronic
access catalog (e.g.
Library Lookup), CD-ROM,
online references, online
search engines, online
experts)
1 Identify electronic
research resources (e.g.
Internet, online public
access catalog (OPAC)
Electronic access catalog
(e.g. Library Lookup), CD-
ROM, online references,
online search engines,
online experts)
1 Identify electronic research
resources (e.g. Internet, online
public access catalog (OPAC)
Electronic access catalog (e.g.
Library Lookup), CD-ROM,
online references, online search
engines, online experts)
2 Devise a search strategy to
locate information (e.g.
Brainstorm keywords and
related subjects)
2 Devise a search strategy to
locate information (e.g.
Brainstorm keywords and
related subjects)
2 Devise a search strategy to
locate information (e.g.
Brainstorm keywords and
related subjects)
2 Devise a search strategy to
locate information (e.g.
Brainstorm keywords and
related subjects)
2 Devise a search strategy to
locate information (e.g.
Brainstorm keywords and related
subjects)
3 Construct basic keyword
searches
3 Construct advanced keyword
searches (e.g. Using basic
Boolean Logic)
3 Construct advanced
keyword searches (e.g.
Using basic Boolean Logic)
3 Construct advanced
keyword searches (e.g.
Using basic Boolean
Logic)
3 Construct advanced keyword
searches (e.g. Using basic
Boolean Logic)
Concept 1: Recognize and locate information from electronic information resources Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
5th Grade4th Grade 6th GradePerformance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
7th GradePerformance Objectives:
8th Grade
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This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 5 - Students will utilize technology-based research tools to locate, collect, evaluate and analyze information.
4 Identify the author, copyright
date and publisher of
information located in
electronic resources
4 Identify the author, copyright
date and publisher of
information located in
electronic resources
4 Identify the author,
copyright date and
publisher of information
located in
electronic resources
4 Identify the author,
copyright date and
publisher of information
located in
electronic resources
4 Identify the author, copyright
date and publisher of
information located in
electronic resources
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Standard 5 - Students will utilize technology-based research tools to locate, collect, evaluate and analyze information.
1 Create citations, and obtain
permission when appropriate,
for electronic research sources
using a prescribed format
MLA Citation or APA Citation
1 Create citations, and obtain
permission when
appropriate, for electronic
research sources using a
prescribed format
MLA Citation or APA
Citation
1 Create citations, and obtain
permission when
appropriate, for electronic
research sources using a
prescribed format
MLA Citation or APA
Citation
1 Create citations, and
obtain permission when
appropriate, for electronic
research sources using a
prescribed format
MLA Citation or APA
Citation
1 Create citations, and obtain
permission when appropriate,
for electronic research sources
using a prescribed format
MLA Citation or APA Citation
2 Gather information from
electronic sources and identify
the most appropriate
information
2 Gather information from
electronic sources and
identify the most appropriate
information
2 Gather information from
electronic sources and
identify the most
appropriate information
2 Gather information from
electronic sources and
identify the most
appropriate information
2 Gather information from
electronic sources and identify
the most appropriate information
Concept 2: Understand the accuracy, relevance, reliability and bias of electronic
information sources
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
6th Grade 7th GradePerformance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
8th GradePerformance Objectives:
4th Grade 5th Grade
32
e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.
Standard 5 - Students will utilize technology-based research tools to locate, collect, evaluate and analyze information.
3 Identify the components of a
URL to determine the source of
the information (e.g. http://
stands for Hyper Text Transfer
Protocol, www. (optional) tells
the computer to go to the World
Wide Web, the next portion tells
the domain name followed by:
.com, .edu, .org, .net, .gov, or
other ending which tells the
type of site)
3 Identify the components of a
URL to determine the source
of the information (e.g.
http:// stands for Hyper Text
Transfer Protocol, www.
(optional) tells the computer
to go to the World Wide Web,
the next portion tells the
domain name followed by:
.com, .edu, .org, .net, .gov, or
other ending which tells the
type of site)
3 Identify the components of
a URL to determine the
source of the information
(e.g. http:// stands for
Hyper Text Transfer
Protocol, www. (optional)
tells the computer to go to
the World Wide Web, the
next portion tells the
domain name followed by:
.com, .edu, .org, .net, .gov,
or other ending which tells
the type of site)
3 Identify the components of
a URL to determine the
source of the information
(e.g. http:// stands for
Hyper Text Transfer
Protocol, www. (optional)
tells the computer to go to
the World Wide Web, the
next portion tells the
domain name followed by:
.com, .edu, .org, .net, .gov,
or other ending which tells
the type of site)
3 Identify the components of a
URL to determine the source of
the information (e.g. http://
stands for Hyper Text Transfer
Protocol, www. (optional) tells
the computer to go to the World
Wide Web, the next portion tells
the domain name followed by:
.com, .edu, .org, .net, .gov, or
other ending which tells the type
of site)
4 Identify originating author(s) of
the electronic resource and
determine whether the author is
an expert, displays a bias, and
is a primary or secondary
source.
4 Identify originating author(s)
of the electronic resource
and determine whether the
author is an expert, displays
a bias, and is a primary or
secondary source.
4 Identify originating
author(s) of the electronic
resource and determine
whether the author is an
expert, displays a bias, and
is a primary or secondary
source.
4 Identify originating
author(s) of the electronic
resource and determine
whether the author is an
expert, displays a bias, and
is a primary or secondary
source.
4 Identify originating author(s) of
the electronic resource and
determine whether the author is
an expert, displays a bias, and is
a primary or secondary source.
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Standard 6 - Students use technology to make and support discussions in the process of solving real-world problems.
1 Based on a problem
selected by the student, use
technology to collect data,
interpret data, express a
solution and present
findings to the problem
1 Based on a problem selected
by the student, use technology
to collect data, interpret data,
express a solution and present
findings to the problem
1 Based on a problem selected
by the student, use technology
to collect data, interpret data,
express a solution and present
findings to the problem
1 Based on a problem selected
by the student, use
technology to collect data,
interpret data, express a
solution and present findings
to the problem
1 Based on a problem selected
by the student, use technology
to collect data, interpret data,
express a solution and present
findings to the problem
Performance Objectives:
5th Grade4th Grade 6th GradePerformance Objectives: Performance Objectives:
Concept 1: Determine when technology is useful and select and use the appropriate
tools and technology resources to solve problems
Italics denote a repetition of performance objective (learned in an
earlier grade) that is to be applied to more complex tasks.
7th GradePerformance Objectives:
8th GradePerformance Objectives:
37
e.g. - means for example.
This list is not exclusive, and other examples may apply.